It is scaling up from startup to big corporate really fast. Sometimes processes are unnecessary and even unclear, but leadership is trying to keep up. If you are not okay with changes in the company, it can give you lots of stress.
Long, but well worth the time commitment. By the end, you should have had 3+ calls with your future manager, which, in my opinion, is really nice. So much of your happiness and success at work is based on your manager. Process was: 1. Recruiter cal
Good: The whole process is shared at the start, so there is clear visibility. Bad: Towards the end, the recruiter started to disappear and became uncontactable for 3 weeks. I kept guessing and eventually gave up. There is no transparency in sharing
I had a 4/5 level interview process. It started with a recruiter, followed by the hiring manager, a technical screen with homework, a situational/behavioral fit interview, and finally a panel interview with a presentation. The entire process took nea
Long, but well worth the time commitment. By the end, you should have had 3+ calls with your future manager, which, in my opinion, is really nice. So much of your happiness and success at work is based on your manager. Process was: 1. Recruiter cal
Good: The whole process is shared at the start, so there is clear visibility. Bad: Towards the end, the recruiter started to disappear and became uncontactable for 3 weeks. I kept guessing and eventually gave up. There is no transparency in sharing
I had a 4/5 level interview process. It started with a recruiter, followed by the hiring manager, a technical screen with homework, a situational/behavioral fit interview, and finally a panel interview with a presentation. The entire process took nea